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WOCK 4 will likely be a major source of frustration if you actually do receive it. Be prepared for frequent digital break-up due to the interference prone nature of that low frequency. You may get lucky, but not worth having a large full band antenna for that one maybe/probably not channel IMO. A good medium sized VHF-Hi/UHF combo should get you all the reliably receivable channels in your area .
Digital channels 2, 3 & 4 are horrible, 5 & 6 are somewhat better, but only with a powerful transmitter). You are too far away & the broadcast power is just too low.
A quote from the extremely knowledgeable Trip Ericson pretty much sums up Lo VHF.
"Low band. Great for DXing. Terrible if you actually want to watch something".
Last edited by No static at all; 12-Jul-2013 at 11:15 AM.
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